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| - | * The July record type 40 reports all employees who have a contract or work agreement beginning in July. It lists the amount of their July salary that belongs to the new year. The salary listed represents payment number one for the new year. If no salary is to be moved to the new year, there is no salary to report; therefore, the salary positions for July must be all zeros. | + | |
| - | * The August record type 40 reports all employees who have a contract or work agreement beginning in August. It lists the amount of their August salary, if any, that belongs to the new year. The salary listed represents payment number one for the new year. If no salary is to be moved to the new year, there is no salary to report; therefore, the salary positions for August must be all zeros. | + | |
| - | * The July and August record type 40 may contain a combination of July and August contracts and work agreements. These two months affect the employee’s annual statement because they are notice to TRS of money that needs to be moved to the new year. Therefore, these records must be submitted before TRS begins year-end processing. The employee annual statements are generated as a part of year-end processing. | + | |
| - | * The September record type 40 reports all employee' | + | |
| Multiple ED40 records should be submitted for an employee with multiple jobs. If the various jobs fall within the same position code, then only one record should be submitted per position code. In that scenario, the ED40 records should include the employee' | Multiple ED40 records should be submitted for an employee with multiple jobs. If the various jobs fall within the same position code, then only one record should be submitted per position code. In that scenario, the ED40 records should include the employee' | ||
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| - | + | The **Emp Nbr**, **Staff ID/SSN**, **Name**, **DOB**, and **Gender** fields are displayed and cannot be changed. | |
| - | The **Emp Nbr**, **Staff ID/SSN**, **Name**, **DOB**, and **Gender** fields | + | |
| Under **Position**: | Under **Position**: | ||
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| ^FTE Hrs|Type the number of hours per week that the employee must work to be considered full-time in their primary position. The number should be between 30-40.| | ^FTE Hrs|Type the number of hours per week that the employee must work to be considered full-time in their primary position. The number should be between 30-40.| | ||
| ^Hrly Pay Rate|This field is required if the **Pay Unit** field is set to //Hourly//. Type the employee' | ^Hrly Pay Rate|This field is required if the **Pay Unit** field is set to //Hourly//. Type the employee' | ||
| - | ^TRS Position Code|Click {{:images: | + | ^TRS Position Code|{{page> |
| - | ^Employment Type|Click {{: | + | ^Employment Type|Click {{: |
| - | ^Pay Unit/Salary Flag|Click {{: | + | ^Pay Unit/Salary Flag|Click {{: |
| Under **Contract**: | Under **Contract**: | ||
| - | ^Employment Start Date|Type the employee' | + | ^Employment Start Date|Type the employee' |
| - | ^Contract Begin Date|Type the date that the contract began in the MMDDYYYY | + | ^Contract Begin Date|Type the date that the contract began in the MM-DD-YYYY |
| - | ^Contract End Date|Type the date that the contract ends in the MMDDYYYY | + | ^Contract End Date|Type the date that the contract ends in the MM-DD-YYYY |
| - | ^RE Pays Social Security|Click {{: | + | ^RE Pays Social Security|Click {{: |
| ^Non-Standard Work Week|Select if the employee is currently working a non-standard work week. A non-standard work week occurs when the employee is regularly scheduled to work fewer than five days per week.| | ^Non-Standard Work Week|Select if the employee is currently working a non-standard work week. A non-standard work week occurs when the employee is regularly scheduled to work fewer than five days per week.| | ||
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